The Yuan Dynasty was occupied by Mongols, so the costumes of the Yuan Dynasty were quite special. Generally, Mongolians tie a small lock of hair on their foreheads, like peaches, and tie it into two braids in other places, and then tie it into two big rings to hang behind their ears, with Dai Li hats on their heads. The clothes of people in the Yuan Dynasty were mainly "drying clothes", which were short robes, tight and narrow, with many pleats at the waist. This kind of clothes is very convenient to get on and off the horse.

Women's clothing in Yuan Dynasty was divided into aristocratic clothing and civilian clothing. Most of the nobles are Mongols, wearing fur hats as national costumes, which are made of mink and sheepskin. They are all wide robes, with sleeves shaped like lanterns, narrow cuffs and wide and fat sleeves. This robe epaulette is very gorgeous. The fabric is made of brocade, velvet and felt, and the color is red.

This kind of robe is usually made of brocade, velvet or wool.

Colourful colors such as carmine, cockscomb purple and clay gold are popular, and Han people also call them "group shirts" or "coats". He opposed the tight-fitting and narrow-body style of horse racing, which reflected the influence of Mongolian costumes of the Chinese cultural team.

In Yuan Dynasty, men's hair style was Mongolian hair style, like the three-circle hair left by Han children. Draw two straight lines in the center of the top of your head, and then shave off the back quarter of your hair. The first quarter of your hair is shaved off or cut into different styles such as sharp corners and longevity peaches to cover your forehead. The hair on the left and right sides is braided and put over your shoulders.

Most ordinary women wear black robes.

In the Yuan Dynasty, it was quite popular for civilian women to wear long skirts of Han nationality. Hanfu often appeared on the dancers in the palace, and so did the narrow-sleeved shirts and hats in the Tang Dynasty.